HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE
Why the Story of Johnny Davis Digital Solutions Matters – and Why It Was Featured in the High Point Enterprise
When a local business earns a spotlight in a legacy publication like the High Point Enterprise, it's more than a flattering headline—it’s a moment of recognition that speaks volumes about the company’s vision, relevance, and impact on its community. That’s exactly what happened when Johnny Davis Digital Solutions opened its new photography and videography studio in a repurposed section of the former Hayworth Roll & Panel factory.
The Enterprise saw what we already knew: This isn’t just a studio—it’s a story worth telling.
At first glance, the article might appear to be about square footage and set design. But look closer, and it becomes clear this is a story about innovation, identity, and community reinvention.
Johnny Davis Digital Solutions is doing what many businesses only dream of: reimagining what’s possible by blending artistry with architecture, and commerce with creativity. By choosing to build their studio in a restored furniture plant, the company is writing a new chapter for High Point’s industrial heritage—one that moves from manufacturing to media, from factories to film sets.
That’s a powerful narrative, and it deserves to be told.
The Power of Place in Storytelling
One of the most compelling elements of the story is the space itself. The 30,000-square-foot studio isn’t just a backdrop—it’s a co-star. It tells a story of transformation: from manufacturing floors to movie sets, from furniture parts to fully built-out dream interiors.
It also makes a statement about Johnny Davis Digital Solutions’ approach to creativity: build it, don’t wait for it.
That mindset is contagious—and deeply relevant in a world where businesses are racing to find new ways to stand out visually. By anchoring that creativity in a space with historical weight and architectural character, the company sends a clear message: Your brand deserves a set, not just a scene.
A Story for the City, Not Just the Studio
This story isn’t just about one company—it’s a story about High Point. It’s about a city that honors its past while investing in its creative future. The new studio, the redevelopment of the Hayworth Roll & Panel building, and the vision of local investors like Ridvan Tatargil all signal something bigger: High Point is becoming a hub where design, storytelling, and entrepreneurship intersect.
Johnny Davis Digital Solutions is at the heart of that evolution. The Enterprise saw that—and shared it.
The High Point Enterprise didn’t just cover a business move—they amplified a story that’s about vision, place, and possibility. And in doing so, they helped Johnny Davis Digital Solutions inspire a broader conversation: What can we build when we have space, passion, and a story to tell? Being featured in the High Point Enterprise matters—not because of vanity, but because of visibility.
In an age of digital overload, local journalism still plays a critical role in connecting people with what’s happening right in their own backyard. The Enterprise article serves as a trusted endorsement, telling readers: This is something special. Pay attention.
We’re grateful for the coverage. But even more than that, we’re grateful to be a part of a city where stories like this can happen—and where they matter.